Electric pumps

I enjoy finding new ways to administer enemas. This is an electric siphon pump. Just like flipping on a flashlight with slightly different results.

My finding, aquarium pump with Baby Vac nasal vacuum aspirator. A.

Gee that looks mighty useful. does it feel any different to a bag and hose and where can you get them?

The item in the first post of this thread is a transfer pump designed to transfer kerosene or diesel fuel from a can into a portable heater. They are available in any good hardware store for about $ 20 or so. There is also a manual version that looks similar but doesn't have the battery powered pump on it.

I have seen them in stores like Wal-mart as a seasonal item too.

I like this idea very much. I have used manual pumps in the past to get high volumes of water inside, but this electric version appears to really be what I am looking for. How have your experiences been with it? Any downsides?

It has long time use enema regularly, I have also tried various other syringe, and my money is at home with real hydrocolon. In 1930 the invention of Dr A Borosinu from Austria so-called gymnacolon facilities Colonhydrotherapie High intestinal lavage. Last week Interesting pages I have seen so-called Clysmatic. Take the page publisher ICH-BIN-Verlag Shop prodavaji some guidance, but there is very little information

http://www.biotic-institute.com/produkte/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=112&products_id=348

www.tarmskylning.dk/clysmatic/clysmatic_tekst.htm

http://shop.strato.de/epages/17170357.sf/de_DE/?ObjectPath=/Shops/17170357/Categories/Ratgeber

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Has anyone had any success in devising a pumping system for enemas? Pressure has to be low and/or variable and the pump should be not too hard to acquire.

Aquarium pumps, laboratory pumps, etc.?

Yes absolutely. I just did a complete description and when I posted it didn't go.

I will resend tomorrow with all details I use it as an alarm clock. No problems whatever and a fantasy fulfilled!

I've used a condensate submersible pump for years. They can be acquired at many of the home oriented box stores, plumbing/heating suppliers or via the internet. They are used to remove condensate from a small tank on central air conditioning systems or condensing furnaces. You don't need one with the float type auto shutoff since that just adds to the cost. Mostly they can be found for $35 to $60 if you shop. They usually come with a 1/4" threaded pipe connection and often times with an adapter fitting to allow a tube to be slid over it and screwed on to the pump. If you set the reservoir (I use a plastic ice chest) on the floor and you are on a bed or something that keeps you above the pump level by 2 or 3 feet the flow will be vigorous, but with low enough pressure to not create a problem. You could put a small valve directly on the pump and then hook your tubing to it so you can restrict the flow if needed. I use for both enemas, colonics and whatever else that you might want a larger quantity of water at a controlled temperature. Drop me a note if you have questions.

Colleen

What is a 'Water Pick'?

Colleen---I hope you don't use the pointy end you use to clean your teeth! OUCH.

Bumboy: A waterpik is a very thin hose device with a tiny tip for surging a water jet between the teeth to loosen and flush out food.

S.Susie: I used to go into hospital medical libraires when I was making sales calls and I'd search their computer for info. on our favorite topic. I found a published study a couple years ago that discussed using a Water Pik to dislodge impactions in the E.R. The overall conclusion was that it worked fairly well.

There was marketed at one time in the 70's a device called "Finesse" that rested on the toilet tank. It was an electric douche machine. I asways wondered if anyone used it for enema's.

I have used a water pick up my bum and it did do a good job.

Oh yes! See my post--enema while sleeping. I devised a system using a garden fountain pump inside the bag. On a timer I wake up to a coffee enema almost every morning. (use inflatable retention nozzle which I sleep with, No problem whatsoever.

Enjoy my enema friends!!

gdfru

I use a foot pump or 2-3 aqua pumps connected together. Want to know more? Then contact me here.